We never thought of it as a trend at the time, but big dance production numbers in locker rooms were kind of a thing in the early 80's. 

Intriguing?

First, you'll need to scroll through today's website offerings, then you'll see what we mean:

BROWNETTE TALKING BARBIE SHE TALKS! (1970) Near-Mint

POEME D'AMOUR VANESSA PERRIN 2024 W Club Exclusive (2025) NRFB NEW ARRIVAL

BRIDAL BROCADE (1971) NRFB

MANHATTAN STATE OF MIND DARIUS REID (2025) NRFB

1992 BARBIE TRADING CARDS (1992) The cards are Mint

GOLF GEAR VARIATION GOLF BAG Very Rare

T'N'T P.J. in SWINGIN' IN SILVER Mint

BE MINE POPPY PARKER VALENTINE'S DAY GIFT SET (2025) NRFB

RED, WHITE & BEAUTIFUL 50TH ANNIVERSARY GIFT SET (2009) NRFB $399.00

LIGHT BROWNETTE T'N'T BARBIE (1968)

GARDEN TEA PARTY (1964) Excellent & Complete

HAPPY GO LIGHTLY Still wrapped in factory tissue NRFB (2005)

PRESSED PERFECTION EVELYN WEAVERTON (2022)

GIFT CERTIFICATES IN ANY AMOUNT YOU WANT

A MODEL LIFE GIFT SET NRFB SOLD - SORRY)

KEN'S SUSY GOOSE WARDROBE (1963) SOLD - SORRY

In 1982, "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" featured "The Aggie Song," about a bunch of horny college football players with an exuberant sense of rhythm:




But, two years earlier, a similar number was in the disco musical, "Can't Stop the Music," which had one of the most eccentric casts ever - the Village People, Bruce Jenner, Valerie Perrine, Steve Guttenberg, Tammy Grimes, Paul Sand, June Havoc, Jack Weston, and Altovise Davis (Mrs. Sammy Davis Jr.):